SE Literature 1

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 5

SE 2 Literature

Week44, Lesson 1  - Literature

Learning Targets

At the end of the lesson, you will understand the origin and development of crime fiction. You will be able to understand the most important facts and years by creating a timeline or a mind map.

HW: Write 10 questions ( answers) about the origin and  the development of crime fiction

What do you aready know about crime fiction?

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.

Week 44, Lesson 2  - Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Review- The origin and development of crime fiction
• Get your laptops ready 

Learning Target: By the end of the lesson, you will understand key facts about Kenya, including its importance, location, capital, and significant archaeological findings. You will also be able to deliver a concise 3-minute group presentation using newly acquired vocabulary.

New vocabulary : archelogogists, cradle, mankind, traces, hominid

 Lesson 1, p. 98-99 In groups of 4 do the exercises and prepare a 3-minute presentation ( 15 min)

Exit tickets - LessonUp

What was the first crime story in English?

1. Murder on the Orient Express
2. A Study of Scarlet
3. The Hound of the Baskervilles
4. The Murders in the Rue Morgue

Who is the author of Study of Scarlet portraying Sherlock Holmes?

1. Agatha Christie
2. Edgar Allan Poe
3. Raymond Chandler
4. Arthur Conan Doyle

What is meant by pulp fiction?

How did early crime fiction often describe police officers?

1. As heroic and intelligent
2. Ascorrupt and friendly
3. As hardworking but stupid
4. As wise and understanding

What is a novel of deduction?

Which author perfected the standard formula for crime novels of deduction?

1. Raymond Chandler
2. Nicci French
3. Dorothy L. Sayers
4. Dashiell Hammett

What is a hard-boiled crime fiction?

Why was crime fiction extremely popular at the beginning of 19th century?

1. escape from reality
2. They enjoyed watching TV
3. They were not that keen on reading
4. Criminals and detectives acted in the way the public wanted them to act.

Describe the difference between a protagonist and the antagonist?

Describe the 5 stages of plot in Lamb to the Slaughter.

Week 44, Lesson 2  - Rise of the crime novel

Literary elements

Learning Targets: At the end of the lesson, you will understand  and   define :

• Plot and its elements ( exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution) using Freytag's pyramid, 
•  Types of characters (protagonist, antagonist, narrator. Static vs dynamic character
•   Point of view ( first person,third person - omniscient, objective )
•  Setting (integral, backdrop setting)
•   Conflict.(internal and external)

 You will also be able to recognize and identify these   in a crime story..

Literary elements- example

The Fault in Our Stars - John Green

Freytag's Pyramid   https://youtu.be/nqQtkuQz_GY?t=34

• Exposition: Hazel’s life with cancer and her meeting Augustus at a support group.
• Rising Action: Hazel and Augustus become close, share books, and travel to Amsterdam to meet Hazel’s favorite author.
• Climax: Augustus reveals his cancer has returned and is terminal.
• Falling Action: Hazel cares for Augustus as his condition worsens, and they share final moments.
• Resolution: After Augustus’s death, Hazel finds comfort in his love and the impact he had on her life.

Week 44, Lesson 3 - Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Review- Literary elements
• Get your laptops ready 

Literary elements- example

The Fault in Our Stars - John Green

Freytag's Pyramid   https://youtu.be/nqQtkuQz_GY?t=34

• Exposition: Hazel has cancer. She meets Augustus at a support group.
• Rising Action: Hazel and Augustus become close, share books, and travel to Amsterdam to meet Hazel’s favorite author.
• Climax: Augustus confesses/ revelas his cancer has returned and is terminal.
• Falling Action: Hazel cares for Augustus as his condition gets worse, They share final moments.
• Resolution: Hazel knows that Augustus loved her and that he would be remebered by many people. That gives her peace.

Week 44, Lesson 3 - Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your laptops ready 

Week 44, Lesson 3  - Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure of the Dying Detective

Learning Targets: At the end of the lesson, you will understand   the story  and   define the key elements.

• Read the crime story , mark the characters.
• Unknown words imperiousness , long-suffering - patient, malodorous- stinky/ princely - koninklijk, pligt - benarde situatie, coolie disease
• Do questions p.20-21

Week 45, Lesson 1 - Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Review literary elements
• Get your laptops ready - Go to MagisterLearn- Literature - Five stages of plot

Week 45, Lesson 1  -Miss Marple Tells a Story by Agatha Christie

Learning Targets: At the end of the lesson, you will understand  the story  and   define the key elements.

• Read the crime story , mark the characters.
• Mr. Rhodes comes to ask for Miss Marple’s help after his wife is murdered in their hotel room.
• He  is afraid he will be accused, as he was the last person with her.
• Miss Marple carefully listens to the story ......
• She realizes......
• Thanks to her observations,
• Do questions p.28-29
• For tomorrow's class - bring your earphones. We will be practicing listening in Woots

Week 45, Lesson 1  -Miss Marple Tells a Story by Agatha Christie

Learning Targets: At the end of the lesson, you will understand  the story  and   define the key elements.

• Read the crime story , mark the characters.
• Mr. Rhodes seeks Miss Marple’s help when his wife is murdered in their hotel room.
• He  is afraid he will be accused, as he was the last person with her.
• Miss Marple carefully listens to the story and picks up on small details.
• She realizes a hotel employee disguised himself and entered the room to commit the murder.
• Thanks to her observations, the real killer is found, and Mr. Rhodes is cleared of suspicion.
• Do questions p.28-29
• For tomorrow's class - bring your earphones. We will be practicing listening in Woots

Week 45, Lesson 2 - Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Miss Marple Tells a Story: Use the prompts below to guide your reading:
• Miss Marple recives a visitor...
• He is afraid he will be accused, as he was the last person with her.
• Miss Marple carefully listens to the story ......
  
• She realizes......
  
• Thanks to her observations,...

Week 45, Lesson 2  - Listening comprehension

Learning Targets:: You will be able to understand the main point and identify key details in an  audio clip.

• Listening test is worth 25% of the total grade,
• What do you have to know about your listening test?.
• Go to Woots - follow my instructions
• When finished, continue reading Miss Marple Tells a Story.  Use the prompts below to help you with reading: Miss Marple receives a visitor.
• He  is afraid he will be accused, as he was the last person with her.
• Miss Marple carefully listens to the story ......
• She realizes......
• Thanks to her observations,...

Week 45, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Miss Marple tells a story - Review the characters

Week 45, Lesson 3 - Crime fiction

Learning targets: At the end of this lesson you will understand the key eleement of  Miss Maprle tells a story and be able to answer the questions related to the story. In addtion, you will be able to write a summary , create a mind map and identify the five stages of plot.

• Continue reading Miss Marple Tells a Story:  Answer questions p 28-29
• Use the prompts below to guide your reading:
• Miss Marple recives a visitor...
• He is afraid he will be accused, as he was the last person with her.
• Miss Marple carefully listens to the story ......
  
• She realizes......
  
• Thanks to her observations,...

Week 46, Lesson 1 - Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Keep your desks clear. You will be inspecting your writing test shortly.

Week 46, Lesson 2 - Crime fiction

Learning targets: At the end of this lesson you will understand the mistakes you made on your writing test.  In addition, you will comprehen  and remember the key elements of  "Miss Marple tells a story " with the help of a summary, mind map, and Freytag's pyramid you created..

• Inspect your reading test
• MIss Marple Tells a Story - discuss questions
• Miss Marple recives a visitor...
• He is afraid he will be accused, as he was the last person with her.
• Miss Marple carefully listens to the story ......
  
• She realizes......
  
• Thanks to her observations,...

Week 46, Lesson 2 -Listening in Woots

• What is important to remember for your listenig test?
• Go to MagisterLearn - Planner- SE 2: Listening - download pdf

Week 46, Lesson 2  - Listening comprehension

Learning Targets: You will be able to understand the main points and identify key details in a  a video  clip.

• Listening test is worth 25% of the total grade,
• What do you have to know about your listening test?.
• Go to Woots - follow my instructions
• How to improve your listening skills?

 Watch English content: films, series, and YouTube videos. Try watching with English subtitles at first, then switch to no subtitles.

 Listen to Podcasts and Audiobooks: Find topics that interest you. Focus on listening without visual distractions.

Week 46, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Miss Marple tells a story - get your answers ready

Week 46, Lesson 3 - Crime fiction

Lamb to the Slaughter

Learning targets: At the end of this lesson you will comprehend  and remember the key elements of  " Lamb to the Slaughter" with the help of a summary, mind map, and Freytag's pyramid you  have created..

• Discuss the questions "Miss Marple Tells a Story
• Read Lamb to the Slaughter and answr the questions p.37,38

Week 47, Lesson 1- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Lamb to the Slaughter - get your answers ready

Week 47, Lesson 1 - Crime fiction

Butch Minds the Baby

Learning targets: At the end of this lesson you will comprehend  and remember the key elements of  "  Butch Minds the Babyr" with the help of a summary, mind map, and Freytag's pyramid you  have created..

• Discuss the questions "Lamb to the Slaughter
• Read  Butch Minds the Babyand answerthe questions p.48,49
• Useful vocabulary - Go to MagisterLearn- Literature - Butch Minds the Baby- vocabulary - download it.
• Wednesday/ Thursday class - answer questions 1-5
• Tomorrow - Bring your earphones
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Week 47, Lesson 2  - Listening comprehension

DO NOT SKIP THE VIDEO

Learning Targets: You will be able to understand the main points and identify key details in a  a video  clip.

• Listening test is worth 25% of the total grade,
• What do you have to know about your listening test?.
• Go to Woots - follow my instructions
• How to improve your listening skills?

 Watch English content: films, series, and YouTube videos. Try watching with English subtitles at first, then switch to no subtitles.

 Listen to Podcasts and Audiobooks: Find topics that interest you. Focus on listening without visual distractions.

Week 47, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your literature reader ready

Week 47, Lesson 3 - Crime fiction

Butch Minds the Baby

Learning targets: At the end of this lesson you will comprehend  and remember the key elements of  "  Butch Minds the Babyr" with the help of a summary, mind map, and Freytag's pyramid you  have created..

• Continue reading Butch Minds the Baby and answer the questions p.48,49
• Useful vocabulary - Go to MagisterLearn- Literature - Butch Minds the Baby- vocabulary - download it.

Week 48, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your literature reader ready

Week 48, Lesson 1- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your literature reader ready

Week 48, Lesson 1 - Crime fiction

Butch MInds the Baby

Learning targets :By the end of this lesson, you will understand and remember the key elements of Butch minds the Baby with the help of a summary, a mind map, and Freytag’s pyramid that you have created

• Homework check- discuss the answers 1-5
• Butch Minds the Baby - answer questions 6-10
• When finished:-Create the Freitag's pyramid , mind map or a summary ( Who, what, where, when, why and how?)

Week 48, Lesson 1 - Crime fiction

Show me the bones

Learning targets :By the end of this lesson, you will understand and remember the key elements of Show Me the Bones with the help of a summary, a mind map, and Freytag’s pyramid that you have created

• Homework check- discuss the answers
• Start. reading Show me the bones
• Homework : Butch MInds the Baby -Create the Freitag's pyramid and mind map

Week 48, Lesson 2  - Listening comprehension

DO NOT SKIP THE VIDEO

Learning Targets: You will be able to understand the main points and identify key details in a  a video  clip.

• Listening test is worth 25% of the total grade,
• What do you have to know about your listening test?.
• Go to Woots - follow my instructions
• How to improve your listening skills?

 Watch English content: films, series, and YouTube videos. Try watching with English subtitles at first, then switch to no subtitles.

 Listen to Podcasts and Audiobooks: Find topics that interest you. Focus on listening without visual distractions.

Check results and report them to your teacher. in order to calculate your grade.

Week 48, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last literature  lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your literature reader ready

Week 48, Lesson 3 - Crime fiction

Show me the bones

Learning targets :By the end of this lesson, you will understand and remember the key elements of Show Me the Bones with the help of a summary, a mind map, and Freytag’s pyramid that you have created

• Homework check- discuss 2 lasst questions form  Butch Minds the Baby
• Start. reading Show me the bones
• Homework : Show me the bones - questions 1-10

Week 49, Lesson 1- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your literature reader ready

Important: Test week

1. Listening test

2.  Literature test

Week 49, Lesson 1- Crime fiction

Show me the bones review 

Learning targets :By the end of this lesson, you will understand and remember the key elements of Show Me the Bones with the help of a summary, a mind map, and Freytag’s pyramid that you have created

• Homework check- discuss questions
•  LessonUp review -
• Homework : - Review the stories. Make sure to have all the questions answered.

Week 49, Lesson 2  - Listening comprehension

Globaal luisteren

DO NOT SKIP A VIDEO

Learning Targets: You will be able to understand the main points and identify key details in a  a video  clip. You will be listening to 2 video fragments.

• Listening test is worth 25% of the total grade,
• What do you have to know about your listening test?.
• Go to Woots - follow my instructions
• How to improve your listening skills?

 Watch English content: films, series, and YouTube videos. Try watching with English subtitles at first, then switch to no subtitles.

 Listen to Podcasts and Audiobooks: Find topics that interest you. Focus on listening without visual distractions.

Week 49, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

A Study in Pink (the first episode of Sherlock)

Learning targets  You:will analyze how characterdeveloped through dialogue and actions, , You will improve your listening comprehension by identifying key plot points and relevant details from the episode while taking notes. You will expand your vocabulary

• Homework- write a short summay of  the part you watched in class.

Week 49, Lesson 1- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?

Important: Test week

1. Listening test

2.  Literature test

Week 50, Lesson 1- Crime fiction

A Study in Pink (the first episode of Sherlock)

Learning targets  You:will analyze how characterdeveloped through dialogue and actions, , You will improve your listening comprehension by identifying key plot points and relevant details from the episode while taking notes. You will expand your vocabulary

• Homework- write a short summay of  the part you watched in class.

Week 50, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

A Study in Pink (the first episode of Sherlock)

Learning targets  You:will analyze how characterdeveloped through dialogue and actions, , You will improve your listening comprehension by identifying key plot points and relevant details from the episode while taking notes. You will expand your vocabulary

•  Write a summay of  the  first episode of Sherlock.( 7 min.)
• Pair share- exchange it with your classmate
• Literature Reader - p. 60 read Sherlock - A Study in Pink and answer the questions

Write down 3 things you learned about "A study in Pink

Week 45, Lesson 2  - Listening comprehension

Learning Targets: You will be able to understand the main point and identify key details in an  audio clip.

• Inspect your test 2019/2020 ( homework)
• Listening test is worth 25% of the total grade,
• What do you have to know about your listening test?.
• Go to Woots - follow my instructions
• Global luisteren : Do not skip a video
• Inspect your test 2020/2021 audio
• When finished - take your literature reader and review the  important terminology p. 5-7, Sherlock HOlmes: The Adventure of the Dying Detective - write at least 5 question

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.

Week 50, Lesson 1- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your literature reader ready

Important: Test week

1. Listening test

2.  Literature test

Week 51 Lesson 1- Crime fiction review

The Adventure of the Dying Detective

Learning targets  You understand the origin and the development of crome fiction. You:understand the plot , the characters , the narrator setting, conflict and the point of view:

• Homework check
•  -Group work 
•  MagisterLearn-The Adventure of the Dying Detective- practice questions:  answer the questions - wirte your own questions

Week 50, Lesson 2  - Listening comprehension

Learning Targets: You will be able to understand the main points and identify key details in a  a video  clip. You will be listening to 2 video fragments.

• Listening test is worth 25% of the total grade, 
• Globaal luisteren -DO NOT SKIP A VIDEO
• What do you have to know about your listening test?.
• Go to Woots - follow my instructions
• How to improve your listening skills?

 Watch English content: films, series, and YouTube videos. Try watching with English subtitles at first, then switch to no subtitles.

 Listen to Podcasts and Audiobooks: Find topics that interest you. Focus on listening without visual distractions.

Week 51, Lesson 3- Crime fiction

• What did we do in the last lesson?
• What was today's homework?
• Get your literature reader ready

Important: Test week

1. Listening test

2.  Literature test

Week 51 Lesson 3- Crime fiction review

Learning targets  You understand the origin and the development of crome fiction. You:understand the plot , the characters , the narrator setting, conflict and the point of view:

• Homework check
• Group work  - Write your own questions and answers about acrime novel of your choice. You may use Prezi, PowerPoint, or a Word document. Time 20 min. Submit via MagisterLearn.
• MagisterLearn- Compare your answers in the literature reader with the provided answer key.

Week 2 Lesson 3- Mock test (crime fiction)

Magister Learn

Learning targets  You understand the format of the mock test. You  show an understanding of each short story including : plot, characters, narrator, setting, conflict,  point of view, citations:

• Find your group and continue working on your mock exam.
• You are allowed to use your literature reader during the mock exam.
• Compare your summaries of each crime fiction story, focusing on the key elements: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How.
• If your summaries are not complete, start working on them now.

Important:

•  Spelling Literature Exam - All names must be spelled correctly
• Bring your pencil case to the listening exam.

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.